APC Image: AK 1131: Pottery for the cutting Y-Z, from the sixth century fill. Top, left: Skyphos with flat rim projecting slightly toward the outside. At the level of the handle is a reserved band and on the rim are alternating painted and unpainted sections. The bottom is flat and unpainted. The glaze varies between red and dark brown. A similar vase was discovered in the Well M. Centre: Fragments of black painted skyphos with a purple band just above the base applied directly on the clay, and a narrow line of purple below the handles applied over the black glaze. Right: Shallow lekanis with flange for the lid. On the inside are two double lines in purple applied on the black glaze which covers the vase.